The Spectator, Svazek 3Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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... themselves to the favours of the great , by mak ing themselves agreeable companions in the partici- pations of luxury and pleasure . * I must further acquaint you , Sir , that one of the most eminent pens in Grubftreet is now employed ...
... themselves to the favours of the great , by mak ing themselves agreeable companions in the partici- pations of luxury and pleasure . * I must further acquaint you , Sir , that one of the most eminent pens in Grubftreet is now employed ...
Strana 168
... themselves about the decency of the comparison .. The Satire or Iambics of Simonides , with which I shall entertain my readers in the prefent Paper , are a re- markable inftance of what I formerly advanced . The fubject of this Satire ...
... themselves about the decency of the comparison .. The Satire or Iambics of Simonides , with which I shall entertain my readers in the prefent Paper , are a re- markable inftance of what I formerly advanced . The fubject of this Satire ...
Strana 326
... themselves . As there are many eminent critics who never writ a good line , there are many admirable buf- foons that animadvert upon every fingle defect in ano- ther , without ever difcovering the leaft beauty of their own . By this ...
... themselves . As there are many eminent critics who never writ a good line , there are many admirable buf- foons that animadvert upon every fingle defect in ano- ther , without ever difcovering the leaft beauty of their own . By this ...
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